IFTM and the University of Queensland join forces to offer【1+1 Dual Master's Programme】

IFTM signed an “1+1” dual master's programme cooperation agreement with the University of Queensland (UQ), in offering a dual master's programme. Through the joint programme, eligible students from IFTM are given the opportunity to transfer credits and complete UQ Master of Tourism, Hotel and Event Management degree (MTHEM) while simultaneously completing IFTM master's degree, in as short as two years.

Students under this dual programme will enjoy the cutting edge academic and teaching excellence in tourism, hotel and event management provided by two leading institutions in Macao (China) and in Brisbane (Australia), both joining forces with an aim to foster global management talents in this exciting tourism industry.

“1+1” is available for IFTM master's students studying the following programmes: 

• Master of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Master of Science in International Tourism Management
• Master of Science in International Hospitality Management

Course Matching:

The following IFTM courses are recognised for the UQ Master of Tourism, Hotel and Event Management (MTHEM).

Participating Institutions – University of Queensland:

50^th in the 2023 QS World University Rankings

53^rd in the 2023 Times Higher Education World University Rankings

8^th in the 2022 ShanghaiRanking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects for Hospitality and Tourism Management

Eligibility:

To be eligible for applying for the dual master's programme, applicants must meet the following requirements:

• Holding a bachelor's degree relating to MICE, Hospitality, Hotel, or Tourism Management with GPA≥4.5 of the UQ's GPA 7-point scale
• Having no “Fail” grade in any course taken in a related master's degree programme
• Fulfilling UQ's requirement of English proficiency, e.g. (IELTS Academic: Overall band score of 6.5 AND a minimum score of 6 in each sub-band of Writing, Reading, Speaking and Listening; or TOEFL iBT (including Home Edition and Paper Edition): Overall score 87 with a Writing score of 21 and Reading, Speaking and Listening scores of 19)

Note: Test scores are considered valid for English Language Proficiency purposes for two years from the date of the test to the date of commencement at the UQ. Certain students (such as native English speakers and those who graduated or studied at a recognized higher education institution) can apply for exemption. More details can be found here.